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Secure Shell and HTTPS Access Through Out-of-Band Dial-In
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8. Click Apply to save your modem settings.
9. Click Test to verify whether your modem settings are working.
Note
You cannot configure all of the OOB parameters from the IP40 GUI. The parameters that
cannot be configured from the GUI, such as the address of the OOB interface, destination
address of the OOB interface, and set IP header compression, have default values. Use the
CLI to change these values only.
Secure Shell and HTTPS Access Through Out-of-Band
Dial-In
You can access and configure Nokia IP40 Security Platform by using SSH or HTTPS. When
you dial in to the Nokia IP40 from a modem (see
“To connect a modem to Nokia IP40 Security
Platform” on page 137 for details), you can establish a normal SSH or HTTPS session.
For details on using the Secure Shell, see “Telnet Access” on page 112, and for details on using
HTTPS see “Enabling HTTPS Web Access” on page 116 .
Note
Allow SSH and HTTPS access on the Nokia IP40 before you establish the sessions from
OOB dial-in. For more details, see
“Configuring Virtual Servers” on page 96.
Remote Configuration Mode in the Nokia IP40 Security
Platform
By using remote configuration mode, you can configure and manage your IP40 security
platform, from a remote location. In this mode, firewall allows access to SSH/HTTPS from
OOB for a time period of 30 minutes, irrespective of the current firewall filters.
To boot your Nokia IP40 in Remote Configuration Mode, hold the Reset button and connect the
power to the device. The default username and password for OOB are admin and password
respectively, if the first time password is not set.
Note
In this mode, the device is set to factory defaults.